Las Vegas is overrated

Las Vegas is Spanish for "The Meadows". What a joke! One is hard to find a field in this desert town. I have lived here for almost two years. I know this is not a significant amount of time to make me an expert can say though that I am.

Las Vegas is one of those places you either love or hate. It really is not a gray area here with something, now that I think. The climate is hot or cold. The air is still or there is a 90-mile per hour storm. The lights are on or off.

I rolled into town on a hot summer night, a daughter sheltered from the south. Is there anyone who would not be blinded by bright lights and big city? It 's amazing, wild at first sight. This respect will only take about a month. After this time the novelty begins to wear out and be insensitive to light. I'm sure there's much more red tape to unravel in> Las Vegas than anywhere else, but it's like another planet compared to someone for the first time. You can not even get a library card, if you do not have a driving license before Nevada. If you have an interest beyond drinking, gambling, eating and going out, it will be difficult to promote activities related to your imagination. I'm pretty sure there are other so called experts tell you that in Las Vegas before sprayingResources. withdrawn as an expert, I support, I can say for resources, but no advertising.

Las Vegas is located in a valley, the mileage is about 30 people filled with 1.7 million €. On average, six thousand people move to the valley every month. Unfortunately, they leave behind their small-town friendliness and hospitality. The streets are a war zone and the pools are not bulletproof. Without looking at statistics should be like an expert, II would say that the percentage of drunk drivers in Las Vegas average is higher than expected. I have many people who do not have a task along the way out the door and climb behind the wheel saw. Perhaps this is less shocking, but I come from a city where you usually go through a police checkpoint screening for drunk drivers. There is a Resident Evil in this place, so that the "Sin City" moniker. As I said, everyone has their good manners at home andThe locals never had. So it is unfair to generalize, but the attitude of the city is so far beyond what he has to use a southern girl. I quickly learned to keep my mouth shut. Yet, I had some close encounters Vegas, where I felt my body at risk that may well be in Las overrated.

Enter Tourons I mean tourists. Perhaps they are not as stupid as they seem ... at least they do not live here. Las Vegas, probably more than othersare tourist destinations, just to separate fools from their money. Using the tools described above: drinking, gambling, food, clubs and all provided by the state power. You can, of course, had a great time for your vacation in Las Vegas! This is all the tourists and the revenue generated from their exploits. While you lose everything on the roulette table, slot machines or poker table, the rich are richer, selfish and more like Sin City. It 's a vicious circleCycle!

Here are 10 tips for a better holiday in Las Vegas:

First stay in a hotel off-Strip. Some might say that you lack something to do, but I beg to differ. Especially off-strip hotel lacks nothing that you would anywhere else, except maybe less of a crowd. Secondly, you get a taste of local color. Finally, you get a bit 'of money to save for the costs of lodging, a trip to the strip of minutes, and for a few dollars, youa day ticket can get for your transportation.

Get second half price tickets. There are at least two sites that show you know where you can buy tickets at half price, the same day when you are ready to hand.

3 Take a magazine What's On What's On has listings for the different activities free to do anything to Las Vegas, except that an information guide for just about.

4 Take a ride. There are many agencies that offerVariety of interesting excursions at very reasonable prices.

Fifth visit downtown Las Vegas. Seventy-five For about a dollar you can pack the Strip a few different options for travel from the city center. If you're a history buff, you'll love the Museum of Neon. The game is a bit 'cheaper than Italian cities.

Do not pay too much for souvenir sixth. Hit a local Wal * Mart or other discount stores for the small things. They have a good selection ofSmall trinkets and postcards for a fraction of what you pay in a shop in the casino.

Subscribe to the seventh slot club. Even if you're not going to play, sometimes you can get free dice, playing cards, T-shirts, food, etc. just for signing up. It's free! Do not forget the card and its accompanying bungee great memories in their own right. The maps are generally good for more than a casino.

Eighth sunbathing. The Las Vegas Sun is strong, so bring yourSunscreen. If you visit in summer, taking time to swim. You return home with a great tan.

The photo opportunities. Las Vegas is certainly a sight to see the 9th and certainly do not regret using the benefit are all great photo opportunities. It 'is worth ten dollars for a trip to the top of the Stratosphere Tower for photos ... maybe even twice: once during the day and once at night. A picture is worth a thousand words.

10th Goelsewhere. Choose a different destination, and probably double the fun at half the price because Las Vegas is overrated.